Property price growth has slowed to its lowest level in five years, according to a report from Davy and property website myhome.ie.The study also suggests asking prices in Dublin, the most volatile segment of the market, are now falling for the first time since 2013.Eoin Burke-Kennedy of The Irish Times and Conall Mac Coille, chief economist at Davy, talk to Ciarán about what's behind the housing market moves. They also discuss the latest exchequer return figures that indicate a continuation of twin trends: a tax revenue boom, and cost overruns at the Department of Health. But first Peter Hamilton has the latest business news including a vacancy at the IMF with Christine Lagarde's appointment to the European Central Bank, more Press Up expansion, and a glimpse inside Larry Goodman's Goodman group. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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